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nailsIcon...09-05-2018 @ 10:48 
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my wood got all bloody
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SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5
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Wednesday 09th May 2018

Band Rows
x 25 reps
x 25 reps
x 25 reps

Band Face Pulls
x 25 reps
x 25 reps --I need these in my life as well. All this rowing should go some way to balancing my internal rotation. Damn desk job. Actually I think these may be good for squats as well.

A1 Front Squats
70kg x 8 reps --Super light
120kg x 3 reps
--Reverse Bands on
160kg x 3 reps --Legs fine with his but abs destroyed. This is awesome. I need more stability work like this. I'll be keeping the bands for this lift but I do need more sets.

A2 Kneeling Hip Extension/Nordic Curls
--Hip Extension
x 10 reps
--Band Assisted Nordic Curls
x 3 reps
x 3 reps --Damn that's a step up. Of course it's knee flexion rather than hip extension but I want to work as many elements as I can.

B1 Deadlift
--Hook Grip
120kg x 3 reps
160kg x 1 rep
200kg x 1 rep
--Reverse bands on, Wide Grip, straps
280kg x 5 reps --Felt awesome. I'm up 10kg but I dropped a set, it should be ok to add this back in next week. Slow adding volume on these. I'll be up at 300kg by summer.

B2 Facedown Incline EZ Curls
35kg x 10 reps
35kg x 10 reps
35kg x 10 reps --I can sort of feel mi biceps working. Usually on the EZ bar I get nothing. In effect, this is a positive.




stephen9069Icon...09-05-2018 @ 14:48 
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Strong work mate i might give these nordic curls a try will need every band i have to support though lol.
nailsIcon...09-05-2018 @ 15:14 
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my wood got all bloody
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stephen9069 said:Strong work mate i might give these nordic curls a try will need every band i have to support though lol.


Lol cheers mate. The kneeling hip extensions are easier so you might want to start there. The big difference between the two is where you bend. If you bend at the hip it a hip extension, if you bend at the knee, it's knee flexion (slow down egghead).

www.t-nation.com/training/nordic-hamstring-attack
OxmanIcon...09-05-2018 @ 19:25 
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Those reverse band deads are flying up mate, be up to 300kg soon no doubt. How much are they taking off at the bottom?
nailsIcon...09-05-2018 @ 19:51 
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my wood got all bloody
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Oxman said:Those reverse band deads are flying up mate, be up to 300kg soon no doubt. How much are they taking off at the bottom?


Ta mate, they take off about 60kg, perhaps a touch more. I'm certainly weakest off the floor and the bands add up to more than the sum of their parts if you know what I mean. The big thing is they ask less in terms of recovery. Deadlifts kill my cns. That's my limiting factor and why I don't push these hard week in week out. It's also why I squat a lot. I can do that every day with very few I'll effects. 300kg is there for sure, it's just a matter of being able to do it every week and not taking away from my other lifts. Lift smarter not harder and all that.
OxmanIcon...09-05-2018 @ 20:16 
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nails said:
Ta mate, they take off about 60kg, perhaps a touch more. I'm certainly weakest off the floor and the bands add up to more than the sum of their parts if you know what I mean. The big thing is they ask less in terms of recovery. Deadlifts kill my cns. That's my limiting factor and why I don't push these hard week in week out. It's also why I squat a lot. I can do that every day with very few I'll effects. 300kg is there for sure, it's just a matter of being able to do it every week and not taking away from my other lifts. Lift smarter not harder and all that.


Take off the same as mine then. They are a brutal exercise, I found once past 280 they seem to not do as much...even though of course they are...I know what you mean. They are tough to recover from too.
nailsIcon...09-05-2018 @ 20:33 
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Oxman said:
Take off the same as mine then. They are a brutal exercise, I found once past 280 they seem to not do as much...even though of course they are...I know what you mean. They are tough to recover from too.


At a lighter weight the bands are doing a greater percentage of the overall work. The more you put on the bar the less work in, terms of percentage, the bands are doing.

For me this lift is easier to recover from that just regular straight weight and I can get more volume in. It's a no brainer when looked at like that. I do love the overload on the upper back as well. That's why I widen my grip (but not snatch grip wide) as it puts even more stress on my upper back.

Side note. People tell me having a chunky back, lats in particular, will not help with things like kidney strikes. I call bulls**t. They absolutely help and big thick muscles act like living armour. Sure strikes can still hurt but they don't do as much damage. There's a big differenice between pain and damage. Ok rant over.
JohnIcon...10-05-2018 @ 15:46 
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nails said:
At a lighter weight the bands are doing a greater percentage of the overall work. The more you put on the bar the less work in, terms of percentage, the bands are doing.
For me this lift is easier to recover from that just regular straight weight and I can get more volume in. It's a no brainer when looked at like that. I do love the overload on the upper back as well. That's why I widen my grip (but not snatch grip wide) as it puts even more stress on my upper back.
Side note. People tell me having a chunky back, lats in particular, will not help with things like kidney strikes. I call bulls**t. They absolutely help and big thick muscles act like living armour. Sure strikes can still hurt but they don't do as much damage. There's a big differenice between pain and damage. Ok rant over.


Having ok at the time sized lats helped me absorb some pretty nasty kicks in the past,also when trying to pull your opponent close or his head down to knee in Mauy thai strong thick lats. are very useful I'm with you 100% on that one, I should imagine they are even more useful for you with grappling,
stephen9069Icon...10-05-2018 @ 20:54 
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nails said:
Lol cheers mate. The kneeling hip extensions are easier so you might want to start there. The big difference between the two is where you bend. If you bend at the hip it a hip extension, if you bend at the knee, it's knee flexion (slow down egghead).
www.t-nation.com/training/nordic-hamstring-attack


lol epic fail with these even with a cushion under my knees my bad knee just cant take the pressure across the front of it just feels like a massive crunching sensation so will have to find an alternative.
nailsIcon...11-05-2018 @ 09:28 
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John said:
Having ok at the time sized lats helped me absorb some pretty nasty kicks in the past,also when trying to pull your opponent close or his head down to knee in Mauy thai strong thick lats. are very useful I'm with you 100% on that one, I should imagine they are even more useful for you with grappling,


Being bigger and stronger is an advantage in every way apart from marathon session or on grading day. Think it's a little ironic that a bigger stronger individual can potentially do worse at a grading due to size (and endurance), especially for a self defence orientated system. However we've all got our hurdles to get over and that's part of the journey.

I may be going to "summer camp" which is a residential course with a mix of difference scenarios. Things like sound and sight disturbances (load noises, pitch black then brilliant light). All sort of fun and games like "who's go the knife". I hadn't planned on going but the Mrs was urging me to go last night.
nailsIcon...11-05-2018 @ 10:20 
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my wood got all bloody
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SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5
672.5 kgs @ 102.5kgs UnEq
Friday 11th May 2018

The little one woke up yesterday so I didn't get a chance to train. It was quite sweet really, he'd had a nightmare and needed Dad to protect him so the monsters couldn't get him.

Band Rows
x 25 reps
x 25 reps
x 25 reps

Band Face Pulls
x 25 reps
x 25 reps
x 25 reps

A1 Squats
70kg x 3 reps
120kg x 3 reps
160kg x 3 reps
--Belt on
185kg x 7 reps --PB by 1 rep
185kg x 5 reps
185kg x 5 reps

A2 Dips
x 10 reps
x 10 reps
x 10 reps
x 10 reps

EZ Curls
35kg x 10 reps
35kg x 10 reps
35kg x 8 reps --Death



nailsIcon...14-05-2018 @ 08:58 
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my wood got all bloody
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SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5
672.5 kgs @ 102.5kgs UnEq
Monday 14th May 2018

Band Rows
x 25 reps
x 25 reps
x 25 reps

Dips
x 8 reps
x 8 reps --Just chucking these in because why not.

Band Face Pulls
x 25 reps
x 25 reps
x 25 reps

A1 Trap Bar Rows
65kg x 10 reps
85kg x 10 reps
85kg x 10 reps

A2 Dead Press
60kg x 6 reps
70kg x 3 reps
80kg x 3 reps

A3 Kneeling Rollouts
x 7 reps
x 7 reps
x 7 reps

A4 Squat
70kg x 3 reps
120kg x 3 reps
160kg x 2 reps
200kg x 1 rep
--Reverse bands on
230kg x 3 reps
230kg x 3 reps --Careful, went too deep and bounced the bar off the safeties
230kg x 3 reps

Dead Press --EMO(Half)M
85kg x 3 reps
85kg x 3 reps
85kg x 2 reps
85kg x 2 reps
85kg x 2 reps
85kg x 2 reps
85kg x 2 reps
85kg x 2 reps --Damn these were tough. It's only now that I realise I was meant to do 80kg. Oh well, might as well stick with 85kg now.

Wow that was a tough session, shaking all over now.
JohnIcon...14-05-2018 @ 09:30 
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nails said:
Being bigger and stronger is an advantage in every way apart from marathon session or on grading day. Think it's a little ironic that a bigger stronger individual can potentially do worse at a grading due to size (and endurance), especially for a self defence orientated system. However we've all got our hurdles to get over and that's part of the journey.
I may be going to "summer camp" which is a residential course with a mix of difference scenarios. Things like sound and sight disturbances (load noises, pitch black then brilliant light). All sort of fun and games like "who's go the knife". I hadn't planned on going but the Mrs was urging me to go last night.


I 100% agree with that, that course sounds epic,
stephen9069Icon...14-05-2018 @ 20:00 
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Made those dips look easy mate I'm surprised you stopped lol.

Definitely get yourself on the camp mate sounds like something not to be missed
nailsIcon...15-05-2018 @ 09:06 
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stephen9069 said:Made those dips look easy mate I'm surprised you stopped lol.

Definitely get yourself on the camp mate sounds like something not to be missed


Lol, there were easier than expected but I think much more in each set and the numbers would have taken a rapid nose dive. If I can throw in a few sets during the week then I'm happy. It's good volume. Weirdly I feel it entirely in my triceps at the time but my chest aches for days after.

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